Dew Drop Inn

My mom and I stayed here from ²⁄₁₀ — 2÷11÷16 during our road trip from Orange County, CA to Forks to visit the rainforest. The staff was friendly enough, the room was very nice with two beds and a pull out sofa bed if needed. The balcony had a superb view. It was quiet and suited us perfectly. The only issue I really had was the wifi which was less than average. Other than that I would have given it 5 stars :)

For a cheap motel dew drop inn was clean, convenient and the beds were really comfy– which is something I don’t often find in motels! So overall I’d say it was a good buy For your buck

Nothing fancy, but it was really great for the price! The inside of my room itself was perfectly acceptable (which is obviously the most important part), but the rest could use a face lift.

I am giving this little motel a five. And here is why. This little motel is located in Forks, A small town along Highway 101 on the Olympic peninsula. twilight fans know it as the setting for the books and the town has benefitted somewhat from the craze… but it is still a small town. there isn’t much there despite it’s beautiful setting. but it is centrally located if you want to go to the different locations with in the Olympic national Park, including the rain forest and beaches! so when you’re out virtually in the middle of nowhere and you find a little gem like the dew drop Inn you give it a five because the rooms are roomy and CLEAN! it is well-​managed and the staff are very nice! they provide a small but adequate continental breakfast! The property has well-​maintained grass and flowers! there is Internet and satellite TV! it’s not a luxury or anything but if it is cozy and comfortable! and remember you’re in forks. This place is great!
we stayed here 4 years ago and were happy to have the same kind of experience as we did before. we will be back! And we hope it doesn’t change too much in our absence!

We stayed here during a recent trip to the area. We had originally planned for 4 nights but because the beds were so incredibly uncomfortable we checked out early and headed back into Seattle to a different hotel. By the time we checked out we were stiff, sore and extremely tired. The room was clean but very dated and old, which we could have and would have been okay with, had we not felt as if we were sleeping on a concrete slab. Additionally, the staff was completely unconcerned about our complaint in regards to the ac unit not working. We would never stay here again, mainly because of the comfort level or lack there of. Sleeping in our car would have been a better idea. Sorry!

Clean, roomy, and convenient. Nice size, two bed suite for $ 110/​night. Fridge, A/​C, DirecTV, and free Wifi. Carpet and paint just redone recently. Definitely recommend.

Ok room. Beds a little dated. Shower a little short for me. I was tired and got some rest though. Decent cheap hotel. Wifi was terrible.

About what you would expect from a small town inn. Nothing too exciting. Sure it’s across the street from a pizza joint and a grocery store, but nothing really special about it. Sure they have a suite called the Bella Suite, but I think this whole town is over the Twilight phenomenon. Staff could be a bit more friendly but they’re not rude. WiFi is spotty, cable TV is wanting. It’s like they have one feed for all the rooms because the signal is kind of low res. Not too many channels either. A hotel down the road offers free HBO, and here there’s barely any good standard cable channels. The stairs leading up to the second level are metal and can get slippery– no elevator for disabled or those with lots of heavy bags. Rooms looked aged, especially with burn marks in the rugs. Would I recommend it or come again? Only if necessary.

We stayed in the Bella suite and it was a nice room, loved the décor. It was a little pricey. Theres a continental breakfast which is pretty darn good. Walking distance to Forks outfitters and the coffee shop! I would stay there again. The staff in the morning was very nice and accommodating. They put a bottle of sparkling cider in our room and some chocolates and we got a free T-​shirt that we stayed in Bella’s suite.

Rooms clean. Staff friendly. You get what you pay for. No frills.

No frills, recently priced, and very clean hotel in Forks. Walking distance to some restaurants and stores. Nice person at the check-​in counter and they seemed to have a really good free breakfast.
This is not a fancy place. The furniture is a bit outdated, but it’s all neat and clean.

It is a basic room. It has a great view of the mountains. The room was a little musty but I lit a pumpkin candle and that took care of it. The drapes smelled like old cigarettes. Next time I would bring Frebreeze. The breakfast was descent. Quiet location. Huge grassy area for the dogs and room for them to play.

This is your standard small town hotel.
The good: The rooms were spacious and clean. They each have a small balcony. You also get free wi-​fi and breakfast. For all these amenities, you can’t beat the price.
The bad: This is not a fancy hotel by any means. The furniture and fixtures are a bit dated.
The weird: Given the popularity of Twilight in this area, be prepared for random promotional items and things named after the series. I had Team Jacob sandwich from the grocery store (it was Roast beef BTW). If you’re a Twilight fan, you REALLY need to calm down and manage expectations about the businesses in this town.
Conclusion: This is a perfect place to stay pre, post or during your visit Olympic National Park rainforests. This is a high «bang for your buck» hotel.

Room and entire building are clean and well maintained overall. There were a few stains on the carpet but that does not bother me as long as it’s been cleaned. I don’t expect the owners to replace the carpet just because someone is a careless slob. I am not so sure about the color scheme though (blueish green and rosey pink).
The bathroom is a little small but really wasn’t an issue for us, it was very clean and there were plenty of towels. The room itself was very nice size. The one thing I missed was a light near the door, where one would put their suitcase. I had my case opened on the suitcase rack since we only stayed one night but couldn’t see what I was rummaging for unless I dragged the entire thing over to the bedside light.
The room had a fridge, m-​wave, flatscreen. Our room had a view of the horse pasture.
The wireless worked well when it worked but did drop off completly for a few hours around 8−10pm. I hardly heard any other guest even though I think they were pretty full. We were on the second floor though and you will not hear as much when no one above you. It was also a Sunday night so maybe everyone was partied out.
The price was reasonable. We had a queen bed for $ 89.99 +tax.
We would stay there again.

We’ve stayed here several times (before the whole Twilight thing) and have enjoyed our room and stay. This is the first year that our room was terrible and uncomfortable. They advertise «Queen» beds but when you get there they are double! Check in is at 3, yet our room was unavailable till after 4. We probably wont stay here again.

This was by far the best place we stayed in Forks. We stayed in 3 different motels over a month period, and the Dew Drop was the nicest one we found. Our room was clean and had the cutest little balcony off the back sliding glass where you could sit and watch the horses in the adjacent field. The staff was okay and the cleaning ladies took care to make sure the room was actually clean. There was nothing special about the Dew Drop (besides the balcony). But after staying in, Bagby’s Town Motel I realized just how good we had it at the Dew Drop.

This is your pretty basic hotel. Stayed in a two queen room. Had the basic makings of your everyday hotel. TV, baby fridge, land fill (bathroom), sink, etc. Hotel comes with a continental breakfast. If you have been traveling in Washington and Oregon it should be pretty much what you are used to. Muffins, cereal, bagel, pastic like hard boiled, and hopefully if you get lucky the super nutritious breakfast pastry. Room was nice, clean, had an end room so it was pretty quiet. Hotel is nestled almost against the mountains which makes for a good view in the morning. Solid location (town is super tiny so everything should be pretty centerally located)
I dont feel like I can review without mentioning Twilight. IF you are a Twilight fan, they do have theme rooms to satisfy your vampire or werewolf self. If you are not a fan, dont worry, its not overbearing.

Kinda over priced $ 130 a nite with about 10 channels on the T.V. None worth a nickle. Was nice to have the fridge but made alot of noise every 15 min had to unplug it to get some sleep.

For a motel in Forks, this is the cream of the crop. The rooms include all of the important details for making your stay pleasant and stress free: comfortable beds with decent sheets, a shower with good water pressure, flat screen TVs with a reasonable channel selection, wireless internet and lots of space for luggage. The location is also very close to the Thriftway store and other Twilight sights. I consider myself a seasoned Forks traveler and I would highly recommend this motel based on my other experiences.